论文信息 - Modeling of femtosecond electromagnetic pulses from large-aperture photoconductors.

Modeling of femtosecond electromagnetic pulses from large-aperture photoconductors.

A model of the electromagnetic radiation generated by the triggering of large-aperture biased photoconductors with ultrashort pulses is developed. In the far field, the radiated fluence and intensity, as well as waveforms of the radiated electric field, are presented as a function of optical excitation fluence.

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